Heart Disease, Stroke Are Top U.S. Killers, Report Says

U.S. News & World Report·Jan 22

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A report indicates that heart disease and stroke are the top killers in the US. Despite being the leading causes of death, some outlets suggest that deaths from heart disease and stroke have declined. The conditions reportedly account for a significant portion of all deaths in the US, with heart disease remaining a major health concern.

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